Sentence examples for increased threat for from inspiring English sources

The passage of the storm resulted in an increased threat for rip currents, with officials recommending that swimmers stay out of the water until the storm leaves the area.

With the recently increased threat of biowarfare, the potential for adulteration of U.S. food and water supplies has increased.

With increased threat of terrorism, much attention is being directed toward readiness for biodefense.

Dengue fever is an increasing threat for everyone.

Intensification of agriculture is an increasing threat for biodiversity.

Dictionary attack on stolen password vaults, where users store all of their usernames and passwords, is an increasing threat for password managers.

The spread of invasive plant species within the arid and semiarid lowlands of Northeast Ethiopia is an increasing threat for pastoral livelihoods and ecosystems.

This situation represents an increasing threat for public health since constant multiplication and circulation of the virus might help selecting mutations that adapt the virus to new hosts.

In these criteria, 'manipulated' not only means 'influenced'; there also had to exist at least two conditions with different values of these variables (e.g., 'low' and 'high' or 'absent' and 'present'), so studies increasing threat for all participants were excluded.

An inflation-busting hike in the Aviva Premiership salary cap will see players' wages rise in England this year as clubs battle the increasing threat of stars leaving for French teams boosted by a huge new domestic television deal.

That is bad news because Sunni militants do not only increase threats for the Shias but they also detest moderate Sunni sects and, worse, the Hindus.